Dog Urine on house

[zims23]

I have a lake house and a nieghbour's dog keeps coming over and peeing on the house. There are now spots on the parging. I have spoke to the dog owner a couple times and nothing changes. I get an apology and a nice: I'm not going to tie up the dog. Their place is a few lots down the road from mine. I am getting frustrated and want this solved. Any suggestions?

[HVA7mm]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8fwtkC5UJU

[tri777]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4feEceifGMU

Due to the bad reviews of the 'Scarecrow, I would buy this one though..
(works great for jehova's & property tax assessors also)


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[zims23]

I like the sprinker idea. We shut the well pump off when we are not there though. Also not much of a solution for cold weather.

[dodgeboy1979]

Just go pee on your neighbours house lol

[Nyksta]

Critter ridder. All natural pest repellent

[tri777]

Originally Posted by zims23

"..We shut the well pump off when we are not there though. Also not much of a solution for cold weather.."

https://www.amazon.com/VOLADOR-Activ...0708856&sr=8-5

https://www.amazon.com/Clever-sprout...708802&sr=8-20

[MountainTi]

Single wire electric fence at just the right height

[1886]

Catch the dog when it’s on your property. Call dog catcher and have it taken to the pound. Maybe the owner will realize he should do something about his dog after that.

[57charlie]

Since the dog owner is aware of the history of his dog peeing on your house, send him a bill for the damages. Nothing like money out of pocket to get his attention.

[Dean2]

I am really starting to question what AO is turning into. Just how inane can the questions possibly get, and how socially incompetent do you have to be to not be able to figure out how to deal with something as inconsequential as your neighbour's dog peeing on the corner of your house. What is the next question that will beat this one on the dumb down scale?


P.S. Don't bother telling me if I don't like a thread to just move on, I get to have an opinion whether you want to hear it or not.

[pitw]

Originally Posted by Dean2

I get to have an option whether you want to hear it or not.

So what is your option?

[bat119]

What was king Ralph's saying, something about a shovel

[58thecat]

tainted meatballs...give the dog the poops...when it goes back into the neighbours house well they will be in for a surprise...liquid pooooop everywhere...or call by law officer.....

[Greatwest]

Originally Posted by dodgeboy1979

Just go pee on your neighbours house lol

Yep I like this idea. Don’t get mad get even. Lol

[JDK71]

leave out some red hot pepperoni out for a snack he will mess all over for a day or so . if he comes back repeat

[riden]

[QUOTE=Dean2;4236671

P.S. Don't bother telling me if I don't like a thread to just move on, I get to have an opinion whether you want to hear it or not.[/QUOTE]


You're right.

My opinion is: judgmental people suck.

[barbless]

Do you see the dog do this? Is he friendly? Will it come to you? If so get a dog kennel (I have one you can have) lock it up till the neighbor comes looking and explain why you did it. Keep it watered. Or take it to the local pound and say it's a stray. I don't know

[HVA7mm]

There's always this, LOL.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6m48xPddZc

[fordtruckin]

Originally Posted by MountainTi

Single wire electric fence at just the right height

This was the first though through my mind! lots of wire right in the main place the dog pees!

[EZM]

This is a bad owner who is irresponsible. I wouldn't retaliate against the dog, at least not in a way that would harm him or make him ill.

I would go over to the neighbor, and simply state, in a neutral tone ..... "if you are unwilling to take action to prevent your dog, who you are legally responsible for, from doing damage to my property, then be advised that I will take action to protect my property".

Calm tone - if they ask for clarification just repeat the exact same thing and don't engage n any further dialogue.

Leaving this statement (which he may view as a threat) as an "open ended statement" and not explaining anything beyond may cause his mind to run wild with ....... legal? shooting? ....... poisoning ? and he will likely step in and curb this situation. The human mind, is paranoid, and protective of his loved ones (assuming he loves his dog). Trust me .... it will keep him up all night.

Sometimes that the best thing to do - let your neighbor beat himself. No need to escalate this. This worked for one of my neighbors who had a dog that went straight to my front yard to take a crap. Everyday, twice a day, when I moved out. Did exactly what you did and got nowhere until I did that ......... next day ........ no more unsupervised dog let out by a lazy and irresponsible owner.

[^v^Tinda wolf^v^]

I use baking soda for my GWP and it works great. I just pour the soda directly on the area and hose it down. It doesn’t kill my grass either! By doing this I’ve slowly moved the dog back to where I want him to pee. My dog run gets maintained daily.

[alacringa]

Originally Posted by 1886

Catch the dog when it’s on your property. Call dog catcher and have it taken to the pound. Maybe the owner will realize he should do something about his dog after that.

If your neighbour has been spoken to and doesn't get it, this would ne my approach. Or pee on your neighbour's house. Your choice.

[badbrass]

Originally Posted by EZM

This is a bad owner who is irresponsible. I wouldn't retaliate against the dog, at least not in a way that would harm him or make him ill.

I would go over to the neighbor, and simply state, in a neutral tone ..... "if you are unwilling to take action to prevent your dog, who you are legally responsible for, from doing damage to my property, then be advised that I will take action to protect my property".

Calm tone - if they ask for clarification just repeat the exact same thing and don't engage n any further dialogue.

Leaving this statement (which he may view as a threat) as an "open ended statement" and not explaining anything beyond may cause his mind to run wild with ....... legal? shooting? ....... poisoning ? and he will likely step in and curb this situation. The human mind, is paranoid, and protective of his loved ones (assuming he loves his dog). Trust me .... it will keep him up all night.

Sometimes that the best thing to do - let your neighbor beat himself. No need to escalate this. This worked for one of my neighbors who had a dog that went straight to my front yard to take a crap. Everyday, twice a day, when I moved out. Did exactly what you did and got nowhere until I did that ......... next day ........ no more unsupervised dog let out by a lazy and irresponsible owner.

This!

[Ranets]

Originally Posted by 1886

Catch the dog when it’s on your property. Call dog catcher and have it taken to the pound. Maybe the owner will realize he should do something about his dog after that.

100% this, you have tried being civil, it's time mister self centred pet owner discovers that other people who own property have rights also

[KC1]

Buy the neighbor a beer.
Opposite approach.
Might work.
Worth a try.

[HunterDave]

Put something more attractive out for the dog to pee on and Mark his territory. Maybe even add another dog’s scent to it so he’ll want to cover it up.

[Grizzly Adams]

Originally Posted by fordtruckin

This was the first though through my mind! lots of wire right in the main place the dog pees!

Or, just fence the yard, solves a lot of problems.

Grizz

[barbless]

Originally Posted by KC1

Buy the neighbor a beer.
Opposite approach.
Might work.
Worth a try.

Buy a 24 and drink the beer at his place. The when you gotta pee do it on the corner of his house.

Really though do what EZM suggested

[KegRiver]

I had a similar problem many years ago. Neighborhood dogs marking territory on a tree in our yard in Wetaskiwin.

Easy fix. Six feet of chicken wire and a fence charger put an end to that.
Doesn't do the dog any damage but sure nuff educates them quick.